Acts/Systems/Massacres
What was the Indian Removal Act?
What is an act where the federal government paid Natives for their land and forced them to move west?
What new ways of campaigning did John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson introduce?
What is mudslinging, slogans, rallies, buttons, and events like BBQs?
How did Andrew Jackson's presidency affect the Natives?
What is he supported the settlers demands for westward expansion, pushed the Indian Removal Act through Congress, and supported Georgia's efforts to remove the Cherokee?
What does majority mean?
What is more than half?
Why was the National Bank disliked?
What was they had strict policies controlled by private bankers?
What is the Spoils System?
What is the practice of replacing the government employees with the winner's supporters?
By 1828, which two parties emerged from the Republican Party?
What is the Democratic-Republicans and National Republicans?
How did the Native Americans resist relocation?
What is Black Hawk lead a group of warriors to take their land, the Seminole people of Florida fought and attacked villages, and scattered groups fought for permission to live in the east?
What does nullify mean?
What is cancel?
What are nominating conventions?
What are replacements for caucuses where state delegates pick the party's candidate for president?
What was the Trail of Tears?
What is a trail were thousands of Cherokee people died and cried on their way west after being forced out of their homeland?
If no candidate wins the majority of electoral votes, what happens?
What is the House of Representatives elects the president?
Why did Andrew Jackson oppose the United States bank?
What is he believed it to be undemocratic and unconstitutional, he disliked the rich elites that controlled the ban, and he ended the bank?
What does Plurality mean?
What is largest single share?
Why did the Whigs lose power?
What was they were never able to come together as a party and agree on common goals?
What was the Nullification Act?
What is North Carolina's bill that stated that they wouldn't pay the high tariffs?
How did John Tyler gain the presidency?
What was Harrison died of pneumonia after thirty-two days in office?
How did John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay try to defeat Andrew Jackson?
What is Clay made an agreement with Adams to try to convince the House of Representatives to elects Clay?
What is a depression?
What is a period when businesses and employment fall to a very low level?
What happened in the panic of 1837?
What was the country entered a severe economic depression, land values dropped, investments declines, banks failed, and people lost their jobs and couldn't pay for food or rent?
What was the Dade Massacre?
What is the battle where Seminoles fought for their land eventually being allowed to live in Florida?
What was the Coffin Handbill and how did it backfire?
What is a series of pamphlets that criticized Jackson's execution of six soldiers in the War of 1812 and the majority of Americans agreed with Jackson's actions?
How did Andrew Jackson make the American political system more democratic?
What is he allowed more people to participate in political matters, he fired political workers and hired people he liked, and he abandoned a system in which candidates were chosen by Congress?
What are guerilla tactics?
What is making suprise attacks then retreating to a set area?
Who was John Wool and what did he stand for?
What was an American general who resigned in protest when ordered to remove Native Americans from their land?